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Shaw and Religion
Shaw and Religion Ed by Charles A Berst, Penn State 1981 “There is to say Be and It Is,” is a Shavian saying. Shaw is indebted to numerous philosophies. He experienced religion in poetic terms. Development religiously was his perception … Continue reading
Posted in Literary Criticism, Literature/Pop Culture, Politics/Economics, Religion
Tagged Arms and the Man, Back to Methuselah, Beethoven, Bergson, Blake, Bunyan, Caesar, Creative Evolution, Dogma, Don Juan in Hell, Evolution, Faith, Father, Faust, GBS, George Bernard Shaw, God, Godhead, Goethe, Gospel, Hegel, Hogarth, Holy Ghost, Ibsen, Lifeforce, Man and Superman, Morality, Morris, Mozart, Nietzsche. Dickens, Philosophy, Play, plot, Religion, Rembrandt, Rules, Schopenhauer, Self Organization, Shakespeare, Shavian, Shaw and Religion, Shaw Studies, Shelly, Social Order, son, Spirituality, St. John, Superman, Tolstoy, Trinity, Turner, Wagner, Will
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A History of Fantasy
A History of Fantasy Viggo Mortensen captured my imagination in The Lord of the Rings, as he did many others. I’d seen him in G.I Jane and A Perfect Murder before, but not given him a lot of thought. But … Continue reading
Posted in Literature/Pop Culture, Movies/TV
Tagged 28 Days, A Fellowship of the Ring, A History of Violence, A Perfect Murder, A Walk On The Moon, Aragorn, Attraction, Author Cari Lynn Vaughn, Books, Connection, Cowboy-Poet, Danish, Dark, Dream, Eastern Promises, Ed Harris, Edgy, English, Fighter, French, G.I. Jane, Hildago, Horses, Intelligent, Italian, Liv Tyler, Maria Bello, Men with Heart, Musician, Naomi Watts, Painter, Perceval Press, Photographer, Poet, Publications, Purple Rose of Cairo, Quiet, Return of the King, Sandra Bullock, Sexy, Shy, Soccer Fan, son, Spanish, Strider, Submission, The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers, Tough Men, Traveler, Viggo Mortensen, Warrior, Wild, Witness, World Traveler
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Mark-Paul Gosselaar August 10, 1990 I had a dream about Mark-Paul Gosselaar. He was the star of the hit teen show Saved by the Bell, which I watched on Saturday mornings. Though I liked him and thought he was cute, … Continue reading
Posted in Flashback, Movies/TV
Tagged 1990, Amanda, August 10th, Bathroom, Beach, Book Store, Camomile Tea, Celebrity Crush, Children, Counci, Damon's House, Daughter, Dennette, Department Store, Divorced, Dreams, Dustin Diamond, England, Experiment, Falling In Love, Flood, Fruit, George Lucas, Girl's Name, Go Down With This Ship, Hill Top, Indian Chief, Inside Out, Jill Boroom, Joanne Whalley Kilmer, Kiss, Library, Love Is An Energy, Love Radiates Outward, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Married, Ms Renz, Mythological Creatures, Past Life, Pregnancy, Return of the Jedi, Running Zack, Saturday Mornings, Saved By The Bell, Shirley MacLaine, Soap Flakes, son, Spiritual Journey, Stacey, Stefan, Steven Spielberg, Summer, Talk, Tease, Teresa, Thunderheart, Tiffini-Amber Thiesan, Val Kilmer, Vampire Diaries, Warwick Davis, WWII, You Aren't Going To Hit Me, You Like Me Too Much
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Ego and Archetype
Ego and Archetype Ego and Archetype: Individuation and the Religious Function of the Psyche by Edward F Edinger came out in 1972. I read it in 2000. It proved very insightful and was very influential on me. Man’s consciousness was … Continue reading
Posted in Mythology, Psychology, Religion
Tagged Able, Alchemey, Alcohol, Alienation, Avarice, Cain, Catholic, Childish, Christ, Christianity, Confession, Cross, Dark Night of the Human Soul, Dependence, Development, Divine Victim, Drugs, Edward Edinger, Ego and Archetype, Ego-Self Axis, Envy, Eog, Father, Fire, Garden of Eden, Gluttony, Gnosis, Gnosticism, God, Greek Tragedy, Hegel, Holy Ghost, Hubrius, Individuation, Individuation and the Religious Function of the Psyche, Inferiority Complex, inflated ego, Irresponsibilty, Ishmael, Job, Jung, Jungian, Keirkgaard, Language, Lucifer, Lust, M L Von Franz, Man, Meglomaniac, Murder, Nirvana, objective, Pride, Prometheus, Psychology, Psychotherapy, Sacrificial, Satan, Self, Self-Destructive, Serpents, Seven Deadly Sins, Signs, Sloth, son, Sophia, St John of the Cross, subjective, Suicide, Symbols, tree of knowledge of good and evil, Tree of Life, Trinity, Wholeness, Wisdom, Wrath, Zeus
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Guide To Gnosticism
Beliefnet Guide to Gnosticism The Beliefnet Guide to Gnosticism and Other Vanished Christianities by Richard Valantasis came out in 2006. In the preface he discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls and The Nag Hammadi Library. Gnosticism is intellectual, intense, spiritual, sophisticated … Continue reading
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Tagged Aeons, Alchemy, and Other Vanished Christianities, Beliefnet Guide to Gnosticism, Body, brotherhood, community, Dead Sea Scrolls, Demiurge, Donastist, Father, First and Second Apocalypse of James, Gnosis, Gospel of John, Gospel of Phillip, Gospel of Truth, Hermeticism, Hermeticists, Holy Spirit, Hylic, Intuitive Knowledge, Marcionite, Montanist, Neo-Platonism, New Age, On the Origin of the World, Philsophy, Pista Sophia, Pleroma, Pneumatic, Psyche, Religion, Richard Valantasis, Seth, son, Sophia, Soul, Spirit, The Gospel of Mary., The Gospel of Thomas, The Nag Hammadi Library., The Occult, Triny, Unity, Universe, Valentianian, Yaltabaoth
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Individuality and Wholeness in D.H. Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers
Individuality and Wholeness in Sons and Lovers Cari Gilkison, Fall 2000 The theme for the search for wholeness permeates the text of D.H. Lawrence’s novel Sons and Lovers. Lawrence views the world as a set of dichotomies such as … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000, Annie, Arthur, Cari Lynn Vaughn, Clara, D.H. Lawrence, Dawes, Ebb and Flow, Father, Fredrick McDowell, Gertrude, Healthy, husband, Individuality, John Swift, Keith Cushman, Love, lover, Miriam, Mother, Oedipus, Parents, Paul, Relationships, Separateness, Sex, son, Sons and Lovers, Triangle, UNCG, Unhealthy, Walter, Wholeness, wife, William
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